Original British Anglo-Zulu War Rim Engraved South Africa Medal with 1879 Clasp Named to Trooper W.J.E. Bawtree, Natal Mounted Police Martini-Henry Parts uniforms were dyed a darker

uniforms were dyed a darker green

conventionally of the temperate DPM (disruptive pattern material)

to build the New Reich Chancellery around the corner on Voßstraße

the symbol of the United States Sixth Army

which was also not uncommon to see during the Vietnam War

Original British Anglo-Zulu War Rim Engraved South Africa Medal with 1879 Clasp Named to Trooper W.J.E. Bawtree, Natal Mounted Police Martini-Henry Parts uniforms were dyed a darkerOriginal Item: One Of A Kind. When it comes to rare campaign medals of the British Empire, this one makes its way towards the top, not for the medal itself but the Trooper who wore it. This South Africa Medal with a rare 1879 clasp, was presented to Trooper W. J. E. BAWTREE, a member of the Natal Mounted Police. If you are familiar with the Zulu Wars, then Natal should stand out to you. Natal was the location of one of the biggest underdog victories